10 Creepy Ways to Serve Halloween Drinks

byBlessed Beyond Crazy

Halloween is near and therefore it’s time to display my spooky decorations. Since I’m a busy gal, I’m always looking for Halloween decorations that do not require a lot of time, money or effort. This attitude also applies to my list ofappetizers. Tastyfinger foodsand electrifying drinks are high on the list. In today’s post, we are featuring 10 Creepy Ways to Serve Halloween Drinks at your party this year.

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By simply adding a few creepy elements you can quickly take an ordinary Halloween party and transform it into a hair-raising one! Guest can munch on a variety of eerie Halloween themed foods while sipping on deliciously ghoulish beverages.

Dry Ice

One of the quickest ways to turn any drink into something sinister is to add a small chunk of dry ice. Dry ice is inexpensive, can be purchased at most local grocery stores and is usually sold in 1-2 pound blocks. It’s best to purchase dry ice a few hours before your party starts. Since a freezer isn’t nearly cold enough to keep the dry ice for any length of time, you should store dry ice in a styrofoam cooler.

Wear a pair of safety glasses when chopping dry ice, (the glasses will protect your eyes from possible flying shards). To break off a small chunk of dry ice, place a flathead screwdriver on one corner of the ice and carefully tap the handle with a hammer. Break the ice into approximately 1-inch size small chunks, then wrap the chucks in a thick towel. Use tongs to drop dry ice cubes into drinks right before serving. The warmer your beverage, the “smokier” the effect will be. A small 1-inch cube will quickly and effectively chill a cocktail drink and will bubble for about five minutes before dissolving.

Googly Eyes

What would Halloween be without monsters??? You can quickly create a creepy “monster” by attaching googly eyes to a hurricane glass. (Kids will have fun creating and naming their very own google-eyed monster glass!) Mix a variety of sizes of googly eyes in a random pattern, then fill the glass with a colorful beverage. Although googly eyes are inexpensive, if you attach them with double-sided adhesive tape, you can easily remove them and use them again for another project.

Vampire Blood Bags

It’s a well-known fact that vampires drink blood, so add a touch of gruesomeness by serving your guest their libations in a vampire blood bag. The bags are transparent and made of tough, food grade material. Fill the bags with energy drinks, Kool-Aid, your favorite cocktail, or other colorful beverages. Your guest will have a “scream” sipping their drink from one of these bags.

Terrifying Faces & Witch’s Hats

Another easy, inexpensive and creepy way to serve a Halloween beverage is to add a terrifying face to the side of a glass and a witch’s hat on top. Use black construction paper to create faces and hats, then attach the faces to the side of a glass with double-sided tape or a tiny drop of washable glue. After filling the glasses with a beverage, sit the witch’s hats on top. Add fake spider web cotton or spider web cotton fabric to create an ominous setting.

Creepy Crawly Things

Instantly turn any Halloween party punch into something frightening by simply adding a few creepy crawly candy Gummy worms and some Witches Brew fake eyeballs. (Be sure to gently wash and rinse the plastic eyeballs before adding them to your drinks.) Select from sour flavored neon gummy worms or fruit flavored gummy worm candies (or a combination of both), depending on the beverage.

Spooky Tags and Straws

Conjurer up a spell with spooky Halloween tags straws. Attach them with a touch of sheer black ribbon, and watch as they disappear from their vessel and into your guest’s drinks! You can purchase Halloween tags, or you can print your own using printable tags.

Eerie Stir Sticks

Eerie drink stir sticks are a great touch at any Halloween party and there are tons to choose from such as creepy skeleton bones, machete knives, bloody eyeballs, skulls, sailing ships, pirate swords, bats, ghost, witch’s hats, and more.

Edible Eyeballs

You may need to take the creepiness down a notch if young children will be attending the party. Instead of something scary, garnish children’s drinks with a couple kooky edible eyes. To make DIY edible eyes, gently push a large marshmallow onto the end of a long plastic stick and attach a chocolate M&M candy with a small dollop of white icing. In order to keep the M&M candies from sliding off the marshmallow, you will need to keep the eyes flat and allow the icing to dry a little. Right before serving, place the cake pops upright into the beverage to create a unique and adorable creature. If you are going for total creepiness, then you can always purchase devilish edible eyeballs.

Glowing Drinks

Dim the lights and send your Halloween party over the top by serving drinks that actually glow in the dark! If you do a search on Pinterest, you can find all kinds of glow-in-the-dark drink recipes. There are even recipes for glow-in-the-dark ice cubes! (Make creepy ice cube shapes by using Halloween ice cube molds.)

Another fun idea is to activate a couple glow-in-the-dark sticks and bury them in the bottom of a clear beverage container. The light from the glow sticks will illuminate ice cubes and bottles of your favorite beverages.

Pendant Necklace

Send everyone home with a keepsake glow-in-the-dark pendant necklace.

By simply adding a few creepy elements you can quickly take an ordinary Halloween party and transform it into a hair-raising one! Guest can munch on a variety of eerie Halloween themed foods while sipping on deliciously ghoulish beverages.

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I love these ideas for spooky Halloween drinks. Halloween is just around the corner and I plan on throwing a big party, The dry ice drinks look awesome with the fog from the ice spilling out. I'll have to search my area to see where I can buy some dry ice for the party. Thank you for the awesome ideas.

Hi Jaque,
Yay, we are so glad that you found this post helpful. Have fun hosting your Halloween party and we hope you are able to find dry ice to help create spooky drinks! Enjoy, and Happy Halloween!
Linda

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